In the procedures of ordinary-language analysis, an attempt is made to trace the ways in which people commonly express themselves.
Tells the procedure of an ordinary campaign for election.
This is a modified bootstrap procedure of the ordinary bootstrap.
Overall, a lower proportion of stroke patients discharged alive underwent some form of rehabilitation compared to same with hip fracture (25.6 vs 45.5%), but the rehabilitated patients (with the exception of rehabilitation procedures in ordinary acute care, identified only for hip fracture patients) were similarly distributed in the rehabilitation settings across the two events.
From an administrative point of view, despite the common legal framework of the stock company, two JPFEs continued to use public procurement procedures in the fulfilment of ordinary purchasing activities, while the other two adopted private procedures.
Four hundred years ago Continental jurists often agreed that witchcraft was such a horrendous crime (it was the terrorism of the day) that suspects did not deserve the legal procedures granted those suspected of ordinary crimes.
In Italy too, one of the principal goals of the health system managers is to assess and monitor the organizational appropriateness of transferring some surgical procedures from ordinary hospitalization to other health care solutions.
Lawyers say security concerns can paralyze the system, which is only slowly beginning to assume the trappings of ordinary procedure in a country that does not yet have a constitution.
Nevertheless, servicer employees have admitted to fraudulently robo-signing hundreds of foreclosure documents a day as a matter of ordinary procedure.
Here Clitomachus drew on Carneades' "theory of probable [or, better, 'persuasive' (pithanon)] impressions" — i.e. the description of ordinary epistemic procedures that Carneades promoted as an alternative to the Stoic theory of cognitive impressions (see Sextus M. 7. 166–89 and Allen 1994).
Historical knowledge depends on ordinary procedures of empirical investigation, and the justification of historical claims depends on providing convincing demonstration of the empirical evidence that exists to support or invalidate the claim.
